County DEP's Ana Arriaza joins En Sintonía July 10 to discuss flood preparedness tips for Montgomery County residents.
A July 28 Council briefing will examine long-term waste disposal options, including the Resource Recovery Facility and long-haul alternatives.
Montgomery County's Food Scraps Recycling Partnership Program provides free carts, liners, training, and weekly collection to commercial properties.
Montgomery County recognized businesses, schools, and a church for outstanding recycling and waste-reduction efforts on May 20.
Montgomery County's free Janitorial Training Program teaches custodial staff recycling, composting, and waste-reduction practices.
A new county law bans plastic carryout bags and adds a 10-cent tax on paper bags, with retailers keeping 5 cents.
DEP's July calendar includes teen sewing workshops, recycling orientations, an environmental fair, and a native plants workshop.
Montgomery County is recruiting residents, businesses, and contractors to participate in an online discussion about de-icing practices.
Montgomery County DEP is recruiting volunteer repair experts for Fix-It Clinics and Mending Labs to help residents repair items.
Montgomery County DEP encourages residents to reduce single-use plastic waste throughout July 2026.
Maryland Department of Emergency Management launched a searchable toolkit of resilience grants; Urban Tree Program deadline is July 15.
Chesapeake Bay Trust and NOAA offer up to $10,000 for youth environmental education; applications due July 9, 2026.
The Metropolitan Washington COG Climate Action Awards are open to nonprofits and community groups; applications due July 7, 2026.
Switch Together hosts a Rooftop Solar 101 information session on July 28, 2026 from 6:30–7:30 p.m.
A free 30-minute webinar on July 23 covers electric vehicle charging costs and utility billing.
A Solar Coffee Chat is set for July 20, 2026 from 4:00–5:00 p.m.
Illumination Station event runs July 15 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Long Branch Library.
Free event on July 9 explores growing food under solar panels at the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.
The Old Farm Creek stream restoration project behind Luxmanor Elementary School has been completed after community advocacy.
The Office of Legislative Oversight is analyzing solid waste disposal alternatives to the county incinerator, with findings due this fall.